truck problems need help
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should throw a code...and I am certainly no expert...by a long shot. But rough running and more regens leads me to beleive an overfueling condition or a sensor issue.
Just a sensor issue would mean no rough running though.
Just my thoughs.
Just a sensor issue would mean no rough running though.
Just my thoughs.
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Just sent another regeneration I check the oil It's pretty high I put the injector cleaner In the truck I'm about 150 miles Away from my dealer I guess we'll see what happens Thanks for your help
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I have seen trucks that have lost an injector but did not throw a code. Check your oil and make sure it is not over full if it is drain some.
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interesting. I have heard of a few but didn't know it was that widespread. Hopefully you will be up and running by Monday.
We at least had the right idea of about where the problems might lie. I wonder though about fuel pressure readings.
He is what I wonder. If you had been able to monitor your fuel pressure what would it have told you in this case? Or would it at all?
Also I take it that it still did not have a code when you turned it in for repair?
We at least had the right idea of about where the problems might lie. I wonder though about fuel pressure readings.
He is what I wonder. If you had been able to monitor your fuel pressure what would it have told you in this case? Or would it at all?
Also I take it that it still did not have a code when you turned it in for repair?
Last edited by senix; Jan 29, 2011 at 08:30 AM. Reason: adding a couple thoughts
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Apparently It's a easy fix for them. And it should be covered under the extended warranty. They told me They are constantly Getting issues like this Because there is A little plastic piece in there that is not Designed well and tends to break often